
The Taoist in Uncle Jiu's World
九叔世界的术士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Modern Magic
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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(I’ve run out of books to read. Any recommendations? I’ve been looking into fanfiction lately, especially stories that stay true to the original characterization while offering their own interpretation of the source material.) I don’t care who the author is, as long as the writing is good. These are all books I’ve read or am currently following. I generally like dark stories, System stories, and, to a lesser extent, cultivation and fanfiction. My tastes are pretty broad. When recommending books,
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... It's hard to explain in a few words. The author seems to have some misunderstanding about dark fiction. The protagonists in dark fiction always use everyone they can, and either ignore or discard useless people. They are neither saintly nor compassionate. They will help the weak and pleasing to the eye to achieve some goal, and then ignore them.
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Author, your subscriptions aren't increasing because you've been torturing the protagonist the whole time, leaving no climax! It's torture from beginning to end! Who told you to torture the protagonist? No wonder subscriptions are so low! Everyone else is showing off, only the protagonist is getting beaten up ←_← Torturing the protagonist might feel good for a moment, but it'll lead to a…
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The world of "Mysterious Date with a Vampire" is quite vast, encompassing the mysterious destiny that destroyed countless eras, the perfect superhuman Pangu race, the eternal kingdom with the ability to create gods, the legendary human king who shot down nine suns, the Great Sun Tathagata's purification mantra, Guanyin who can travel through time and space, Rahu's world-destroying secret…
It's so tragically written, with characters suffering everywhere: the protagonist suffers in the early stages, the protagonist's faction suffers in the middle stages, and the author suffers in the later stages.
Always loves to wander around, always almost gets beaten to death, I'm not watching anymore, it's boring.
Why does it get more and more painful to watch later on? 😅 Everywhere he goes, women throw themselves at him, and he has to act all high and mighty in front of them... Ugh...
Well, to push the plot forward, the pacing is forced. Just when it seems like they could afford to play it safe, they have to pull off a suicidal move – a forced old man, a forced death. The writing needs improvement, and the plot twists are too abrupt. I hope the author sees this. Sigh, I genuinely enjoy this kind of story, and I hope the author continues to improve. It has its flaws, but it's still readable.
🙂 Setting 500 points is useless. What needs to be said still needs to be said. You're making it seem like you're controlling public opinion. The characters of Madam He and the little beggar are major flaws; the lack of foreshadowing leads to awkward moments later on. The buildup was insufficient.
There are too many glaring flaws. How can a beggar's savings buy a mule? How can a thug carry gold bars? I don't even want to mention the others, but these two points alone are major blunders.